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Wall Street Journal Crossword Answers Oct 1 2024 were just published. The solution for Tuesday, 1 October 2024 Puzzle is here for you, if you need help.
The Puzzle Grid for Today is 15 boxes wide and 15 boxes tall. It’s name is Conversation Pieces. The todays puzzle is classified as an American type of puzzle and was created By Ryan Mathiason & Edited by Mike Shenk. It has a total of 39 Horizontal Clues and 39 Vertical clues, which need to be solved to completely solve the puzzle.
WSJ Printable Version PDf is HERE.
WSJ ACROSS
- 1. Red resident of Sesame StreetELMO
- 5. Fly highSOAR
- 10. Way over yonderAFAR
- 15. Bank offeringLOAN
- 16. Worker’s rateWAGE
- 17. Danger in a uranium mineRADON
- 19. Shrek, for exampleOGRE
- 20. Scrapes (out)EKES
- 21. Heart throb?PULSE
- 22. Rotten to the coreNOGOOD
- 24. Do a voice-over forDUB
- 26. Villain’s hideoutLAIR
- 27. Emotion voiced by Lewis Black in “Inside Out”ANGER
- 29. People as a wholeMANKIND
- 31. Farm unitsACRES
- 34. Fairy king in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”OBERON
- 36. Bears or Bulls, on scoreboardsCHI
- 37. Neighbor of Penna.DEL
- 39. Associated withTIEDTO
- 43. Tourist’s concern, and a description of four of this puzzle’s black squaresLANGUAGEBARRIER
- 47. AnxiousUNEASY
- 48. Deli orderSUB
- 49. “Holy cow!”GEE
- 50. Derisive soundsSNORTS
- 52. Gets rid ofSHEDS
- 55. Annual event watched for its outfitsMETGALA
- 59. Fork partsTINES
- 61. Manipulative personUSER
- 62. Bad-mouth, in slangDIS
- 64. On the scheduleSLATED
- 67. Laundry challengeSTAIN
- 69. Area guarded by a soccer player?SHIN
- 71. Bossy celebDIVA
- 72. Inventor NikolaTESLA
- 73. Currency in CroatiaEURO
- 74. Now or in the futureEVER
- 75. Sinuous fishEELS
- 76. Sportscast figureSTAT
- 77. Landlord’s collectionRENT
WSJ DOWN
- 1. Musk of XELON
- 2. Horseshoe, for the ColtsLOGO
- 3. Bread spreadMARGARINE
- 4. Common soccer scoreONEONE
- 6. Ingrid Bergman, e.g.SWEDE
- 7. Durable woodOAK
- 8. Like some cheeses and winesAGED
- 9. Personal record?RESUME
- 11. Dada art’s JeanARP
- 12. “The Sound and the Fury” authorFAULKNER
- 13. 1950s presidential candidate StevensonADLAI
- 14. Contents of a pitcher’s mound bagROSIN
- 18. Dorky sortNERD
- 23. Respected pioneers, in ’90s slangOGS
- 25. Something needed for tracking shots?BARTAB
- 28. “Walkabout” director NicolasROEG
- 30. Hard-boiled film genreNOIR
- 32. Legal rights org.ACLU
- 33. Jackie of “Rush Hour”CHAN
- 35. Consecrated, in hymnsBLEST
- 38. Like discounted breadDAYOLD
- 40. Word with tract or juiceDIGESTIVE
- 41. ___ off (sore)TEED
- 42. Mine findsORES
- 44. BBQ makerGASGRILL
- 45. Annapolis sch.USNA
- 46. Go over 21, in blackjackBUST
- 51. Rewards for employeesRAISES
- 53. Long-running NBC showSNL
- 54. Soccer shotHEADER
- 56. Is obliged toMUST
- 57. Lauder of cosmeticsESTEE
- 58. Make fun ofTEASE
- 60. “This ___ a drill!”ISNOT
- 63. CloseSHUT
- 65. Equally matchedEVEN
- 66. Pub projectileDART
- 68. Grammy winner Lil ___ XNAS
- 70. 401(k) alternativeIRA